Education
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Más de 4,000 graduados del CSN obtuvieron títulos y certificados este año
El College of Southern Nevada (CSN) efectuó dos ceremonias de graduación las que acontecieron el lunes 13 de mayo, en el Thomas & Mack Center.
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Nevada Supreme Court rejects petition initiative challenging $380M in tax funding for A’s stadium
In a 5-2 ruling, the Nevada Supreme Court affirmed a lower court’s ruling the petition initiative circulated by Schools Over Stadiums was too vague and did not contain the full language of the legislation it sought to ask voters to repeal. The Nevada Supreme on Monday affirmed a lower court’s ruling that tossed out a…
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New affordable housing community for seniors to open in Las Vegas
Hundreds of millions of dollars are being invested and awarded to help address the affordable housing crisis in southern Nevada, but the state still has a shortage of about 78,000 affordable homes.
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Rosa Alicia Contreras es una “Esperanza” magisterial en el CCSD
El Distrito Escolar del Condado Clark celebra la Semana de Agradecimiento a los Maestros.
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‘It helped us try to recover’: How Nevada schools used American Rescue Plan funds to get through the pandemic
Nevada schools used the COVID-era relief funds to help students recover from learning loss and trauma, invest in classroom supplies, and pay teachers’ salaries and bonuses amid recruitment and retention challenges.
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Invitan al desafío “Summer Challenge Reading & Activities Program”
El Desafío de Verano en Las Vegas-Clark County Library District permitirá a muchos estudiantes y sus familias estar ocupados -de manera productiva- durante las vacaciones.
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“Primavera en el desierto” con Evelyn Hernández
Estudiante de primaria gana un concurso de arte y su obra se instala en vallas publicitarias del aeropuerto.
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CCSD new recruitment campaign targets out-of-state educators
School officials say they have 103 days to try to get the district fully staffed for the first time since 1994.
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‘Like a weight of rocks has been lifted off my back:’ Nevada teacher thanks Biden for erasing student debt
As the Biden-Harris campaign seeks to court educators, one Las Vegas teacher says she had $60,000 in loans forgiven by the president’s executive action. This time last year, Las Vegas teacher Tillie Torres thought she would never pay off her student loan debt. Torres, 54, told The Nevadan on Monday she graduated college more than…
